I call bullshit on this “don’t have the time” shtick. If one doesn’t have time to review code prior to hacking on it then they ought to rearrange their priorities.
Offloading this basic and essential responsibility to any tool is an explicit abdication of claims to grievance over the result of such negligence.
So much more so when offloading that responsibility to LLM “agents”. If you find yourself disagreeing with this then you need to educate yourself about those tools.
I call bullshit on this “don’t have the time” shtick. If one doesn’t have time to review code prior to hacking on it then they ought to rearrange their priorities.
Offloading this basic and essential responsibility to any tool is an explicit abdication of claims to grievance over the result of such negligence.
So much more so when offloading that responsibility to LLM “agents”. If you find yourself disagreeing with this then you need to educate yourself about those tools.
I recommend this Internet of Bugs video: Don’t Use Any AI Agents or Browsers Until You Watch This https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdHg9ee56Iw
and the deeper dive on their second channel: Technical Breakdown: How AI Agents Ignore 40 Years of Security Progress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3okhTwa7w4
This isn’t some anti-AI doomer crap. This is understanding computer science and continuing to think critically about its evolution.